Sentence examples for needs to reach back from inspiring English sources

He needs to reach back a little further than that.

This court needs to reach back to its tradition as the nation's protector and guardian of the right to vote.

How far would I need to reach back to discover an ancestor who spoke Gaelic?

It's wish fulfilment for comedy writers, of course, who need to reach back into their schooldays and right wrongs.

"He told the robbers that he just needed to reach back into the truck to get the keys," Michael J. Mooney wrote in a recent article about Kyle, in D Magazine.

If we are ever to see projects of the same quality and ambition again, we need to reach back into our own history and support local authorities to build the housing they need.

(Not that we're doing so great on race: Birthers. Or class: Typical right-wing response to Occupiers voicing legitimate concerns about income inequality, "Get a job!") I don't even need to reach back to the Herman Cain blame-the-victim carnival to make my case.

If the people who run this anachronism want it to succeed without raising any rancor, they would need to reach back further still, to the days when Bob Hope or Benny Goodman would show up, make the assembled feel swell, and dematerialize without incident.

For many of us, the higher we climb the more of a need to reach back for those who follow closely behind.

Nor historically is there any need to reach back to Medieval Europe when it comes to the celebratory burning to death of prisoners.

When my daughter chucked the pacifier I only needed to reach back and find the ribbon before reeling in the pacifier like a fish.